Knitting Daily Workshop: Classic to Creative Knit Cables with Kathy Zimmerman (Video Download)

Learn to knit a multitude of cables with Kathy Zimmerman, now in a video download!
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Cables are one of the most popular knitting techniques because they create the most wonderful surface interest and scale to any knitted fabric, whether they are classic textured ropes, romantic twists, or rugged braids. Become a cable knitting master with Classic to Creative Knit Cables.

This DVD includes:

  • An introduction to the rich variety of cable designs, types of cable needles, and how to read a interpret a stitch chart.
  • Step-by-step cabling techniques used in Zimmerman's "Deep Creek Scarf" and "Princess Cable Sweater" patterns--two updated classics with timeless stitches and included as free downloads in companion with this video.
  • Special how-to chapter on avoiding cable-knitting errors and how to fix problems such as incorrectly crossed cables or cables with gaps on the sides.
Details
'Kathy Zimmerman makes an excellent teacher. If you haven’t tackled cables yet, this is a great introduction.'--Classic to Creative Knit Cables 

'By watching and studying cables with this DVD, you can learn just about everything there is to know about cable knitting.'--Knitting News

SKU: EP2531

Author/Speaker/Editor: Kathy Zimmerman

Format: Video Download

Customer Reviews

disppointment Review by Carolina Castello

I knew that Kathy was a cable queen, but the only thing she did was follow a chart. Anyone can do that. Yes did explain who to fix cables if you cross the the other side, etc.

(Posted on 1/24/11)

Classic to Creative Knit Cables with Kathy Zimmerman Review by Jeane Albinet

I am very disappointed with this video. I am new to cable knitting and she did very little beyond following the chart. She only covered how to correct 1 mistake. I think she could have given more tips than spending time on the history of cable knitting.

(Posted on 12/29/10)